Amazing grounds, staff are welcoming and super friendly, location is easy to find. An altogether…read morewonderful place!

I have been a member of Flintridge for 4+ years and it was the be at decision of my life to bring…read moremy horse here! The grooms are amazing with the horses, the trainers are all excellent, the member events are so much fun, and I truly couldn't be happier!!

Altadena stables doesn't return phone calls!! Very, very bad since they're only open until 2 PM…read moreanyway

I've been keeping my horse Apple at Altadena Stables for over 7 years now and I love it so much and…read morenever plan on leaving. Everyone is super helpful and kind and the place is so clean for a barn! The vibes here are so great it makes you feel so calm as soon as you walk in.

This national park is very peaceful. Lots of people. The stream is beautiful. Restrooms available,…read morewith fire pits.

This is a nice shaded trail for those hot summer days…read more One way to access this trail is on the northwest corner of Foothill Blvd. and Oak Grove. You can park at Hahamongna Watershed Park, but make sure you get you car out of there by the time the sun goes down or you'll probably be towed. Don't park at La Canada High School either unless you have a permit. It's mainly a horse trail at this entrance so there's a lot of loose dirt similar to Horse Trail Lane. See my review on that one. The length of the trail is approximately 2.16 miles and most of it borders the residential area. You can also access the trail via the Arroyo Seco Trail which basically goes along the Watershed Park from JPL to the north and then Devil's Gate Dam to the south. You can also access the Gabrielino Trail on the east side of the wash and head northeast past JPL. Just watch out for people playing Frisbee golf. I almost got hit in the head and got yelled at when I picked it up. I would highly recommend this trail if you are trying to stay in the shade and you don't forget to get your car out by sundown.

Heidi Misrahy Training Stables is the best place to ride! It is located in the beautiful grounds of…read morethe Flintridge Riding Club, not only a historical place to ride but the premier riding facility in Los Angeles. Heidi and her team take incredible care of all horses and riders. It is a great place to learn how to ride or advance your riding skills - whatever your goal is, it can be met by riding with Heidi. When you ride with our barn, you will feel a sense of community and a member of our barn family. We all encourage one another and are supported by an amazing team of trainers. When you learn from Heidi, you are learning from an experienced horsewoman and true professional. She is a talented instructor and a pro in the business. I can't say enough positive comments about team HJM!

The new MACH 1, Move a Child Higher, board member, Patricia Casado said it best when at a recent…read moreboard meeting she said: "MACH 1 is the soul of the City of Pasadena. It represents everything great about the City."

I have been volunteering at MACH1 for 12 years. This is a highly professional, quality program…read morethat provides therapeutic horse partnered ground and mounted activities for people of all ages. MACH1 is PATH International accredited as a premier mentor center, which means that safety and operational program standards upheld are very high. The wonderful herd and staff offer participants many opportunities for growth and development in a beautiful, safe, and supportive setting.

Somehow this place manages to be both an elite training facility and a friendly, community barn. I…read moreknow for a fact that there are world-class teachers and national champions riding there, but for seven years it's just felt like pure love. I am NOT world-class, nor elite, but I've been guided forward at my own pace with support and joy. It's hard to start something like riding as an adult, but they made safe, easy and fun. So fun. And I'm deeply in love with the horse I get to ride. There's a bit of a waiting list to get in, but it's totally worth it!

I want to leave a really bad review here. Every time I made…read morea one-day course reservation, it was canceled the day before, so the email didn't even come, and when I arrived that day, all I said was that the email was not confirmed. What are all these cases? This is not once, the whole family with a my son has experienced the same thing more than once. And then I had to come back a long way without solving it more then twice. Really worst customer services ever.

I've been riding with Julie for almost two years now her barn is my happy place. I've started from…read morezero and now I can proudly call myself an equestrian. All her trainers are great and her horses are loved and taken care of. She is very patient and professional. For those who write reviews about her not responding, be patient. You have no idea how busy she is with her lessons program, I'm pretty sure all of been busy with our jobs. Don't forget that besides training and horse shows she has a bunch of horses to take care of.

I just got back into horse back riding after a 10 year break, and it was so wonderful to have a…read morechance to get back in the saddle at Sagebrook farms! I went into it feeling somewhat intimidated since it's been so long since I've ridden, but I had a really empowering and wonderful experience for my first lesson (shout out to Courtney, who gave me lots of praise while also giving me great instruction)! Sagebrook farms is very professional with the most beautiful horses, but it's also casual in friendliness and you can have any goal ranging from casual riding to competing. My goal is to lease a horse one day for casual riding, and they take it seriously and help me achieve it! If you're wanting to learn about horse care, they also were open about me coming early or staying later to watch the tacking & grooming process and help out, which is a great opportunity to spend time with horses after lessons! There is one review here that mentions difficulty with communication, and out of about 10 riding instructors, I only got answers from about 3, so it's not just Sagebrook Farms. People who take care of horses often are out all day where there's minimal Wi-Fi, and they only get a chance to get online in sparse spurts or not until 10pm when they're at home after long days. If it's your first lesson, be prepared for about a week or two before you can nail down a lesson, especially during summer months when there's horse camps going on. I can't wait to continue my lessons here!

Free hot coffee or chocolate / yes Free huge washer and…read moredryer for your equine unmentionable/ yes Oh wait: constantly and consistently maintained arenas and stalls. Super footing for these sensitive hooves Covered eurociser Yes they have that Large sunpens / that too Two grazing areas Oh and they have great trainers and friendly staff And we even have a young trainer who can take you on terrific trail rides - in a western saddle And NO dust But what do I know : I have boarded a few horses there over these past decades .

Home sweet home. Absolutely adore spending my mornings here. Such a well-kept facility gardens are…read morealways well groomed stables are immaculate.

Excellent Hunter Jumper training facility!! I have been taking lessons with my Thoroughbred…read moregelding here for over a year now and my riding has improved so much! The trainers are experienced, professional yet friendly and genuinely care about their students and horses. They also have some really nice school horses as well as fancy show horses for sale. They also have great trainers come in for clinics including Richard Spooner and Jean Christophe Meily.

Best in the Business!!! If you want too be competitive and or have expert training for your child…read morecall David!